Business Pro Phase 255

Public Availability Verification Gate

A public or tester-facing store page proves visibility, not full readiness. FAEDA must verify the correct listing, country/track scope, version, install button state, screenshots, policy links, and release notes before moving to real-device install smoke testing.

Store link

verify

Device install

Runtime

off

Phase rule

Available in store is not usable in production

Phase 255 designs the public availability verification gate only. It records safe evidence that the approved FAEDA app listing can be reached through public store links or approved tester/public channels, and that the listing identity, version, region, package, and install eligibility match the approved release scope. It does not install the app, open the app on device, activate accounts, announce launch, enable onboarding, enable orders, process payments, activate wallets, or claim production readiness. No real contact, CRM task, account creation, onboarding approval, listing activation, order, payment, wallet, commission, ledger, export, or partner sync is created in this phase.

Review outcome

Verify public store link

Record that the approved listing URL resolves to the correct FAEDA package and provider page.

No install claim.

Review outcome

Check listing identity

Confirm app name, package/bundle ID, version, release track, country scope, and provider match the approval packet.

No wrong-app launch.

Review outcome

Check install eligibility

Record whether the install/get button is visible for the intended tester/public scope.

No account activation.

Review outcome

Detect availability mismatch

If region, track, app ID, or version differs, freeze and route back to approval/status review.

No public announcement.

Review outcome

Prepare device smoke QA

Only clean availability evidence can move to Phase 256 device install/open testing.

No production enablement.

Availability proof

What the public store page must prove

Store URL

The store listing URL, package page, TestFlight/public link, or approved tester channel must be captured safely.

App identity

App name, developer name, package ID, bundle ID, icon, and listing title must match FAEDA's approved package.

Version/build

Visible version, build, release notes, or store metadata must match the Phase 254 approval evidence.

Country scope

The listing must be available in the intended country/region and blocked outside unapproved scope if required.

Install state

Install/Get/Open/tester acceptance state must be recorded without performing device installation in this phase.

Policy links

Public claim check

Listing copy must not claim banking, SBP, wallet, health, jobs, government, or payment features beyond approved scope.

Evidence reference

Masked screenshot or page evidence must not expose private store account, tester email, cookies, tokens, billing, or IDs.

Verification controls

How public availability remains controlled

1Availability verification must reference Phase 254 approval evidence and the exact store provider, package, version, release track, and country scope.

2Public link visibility must be recorded as evidence only; it does not create customer onboarding permission.

3Install/Get button visibility must not be treated as device install success or app open success.

4Store page screenshots must be masked if tester emails, account IDs, private links, review notes, billing data, or private identifiers appear.

5If the wrong package, wrong app icon, wrong developer name, wrong version, or wrong region appears, the packet freezes for review.

6Any public claim about payment, wallet, bank partner, government, health, jobs, export, support, or regulated service must match approved policy copy.

7No push, SMS, WhatsApp, social campaign, media note, QR poster, public signup drive, or field-team activation can start from this gate.

8The next safe movement is real-device smoke QA, not production launch.

Decision matrix

Availability state to next safe movement

Correct listing visible

Move to device smoke QA

No launch announcement

Install/Get visible

Record install eligibility

No install success claim

Wrong package/app

Freeze and return to approval/status review

No public use

Wrong country scope

Founder rollout review

No geography claim

Wrong version/build

Return to package/release review

No stale install

Policy/support link broken

Return to policy/link gate

No public promotion

Regulated claim mismatch

Legal/payment/privacy review

No public claim

Store link unavailable

Return to status monitoring

No availability closure

Availability packet

Future public availability evidence fields

publicAvailabilityEvidenceIdstoreApprovalEvidenceIdsubmissionEvidenceIdpackageIdcandidateVersionbuildNumberappStoreProviderpublicStoreUrlpackageNamebundleIdreleaseTrackcountryScopeinstallButtonStatelistingVersionLabelpolicyLinkStatesupportLinkStatescreenshotEvidenceIdmaskingStatecheckerDecision

Blocked automation

What this phase must not create

1Auto install the app on any device, emulator, simulator, or test phone

2Auto open the app, create accounts, sign in, submit OTP, request permissions, or accept store/tester prompts

3Auto announce public launch, send marketing, create QR posters, trigger field-team campaigns, or invite public users

4Auto enable real customers, shops, suppliers, riders, manufacturers, accounts, onboarding, listings, orders, payments, wallets, ledgers, payouts, refunds, support tickets, or partner callbacks

5Auto treat store listing visibility as app install success, app open success, production readiness, payment readiness, wallet readiness, or support readiness

6Auto store private tester links, tester emails, cookies, store sessions, account IDs, billing details, tokens, API keys, or private review notes

7Auto bypass country/track limits or claim availability outside approved release scope

8Auto erase prior rejection, correction, status monitoring, approval, or availability evidence after link verification

Acceptance

Done means wired and safe

1Phase 254 links forward to Phase 255.

2Phase 255 defines public availability verification gate without runtime mutation.

3Phase 255 is wired into OS launcher, founder navigation, public scope lock, route cleanup, and main chain control room.

4Mobile render has no horizontal overflow.

5No /home backlinks are introduced.

6Runtime contact, account, onboarding, listing, order, payment, wallet, commission, export, and partner sync stay blocked.

Back to Phase 254 Main chain room Open Phase 256